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Observation

by PCDL Admin — last modified October 19, 2006 02:26

Animal:

flower fly

Plant:

Raphanus raphanistrum

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Animal Site Microhabitat:
Phillips Tract Natural Area of the University of Illinois

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Interaction Types:
pollinates

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Entry Date:
4/17/2006

Recorder Name:
SW

Annotation:
A study investigating the effects of wild radish anther and stigma position in relation to the corolla tube on pollinator efficiency. Cabbage butterflies, Pieres rapae, were more efficient pollinators than honey bees, small bees, and syrphid flies. Cont

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